It is such a delight to have friends coming so far.

It's a pleasure to have friends from afar (* * * to study together)?

This modern sentence is often used to welcome friends who come from afar (people with knowledge and culture), and also means that old friends are very happy to meet.

If a person has principles (caring for others) and considers things from the standpoint of friends (caring for friends), friends will naturally make friends. Are you happy?

Confucius traveled around six countries that year, knowing well the sufferings of the people, and determined to devote himself to education, influence the world and give lectures everywhere. However, with the fame of Confucius at that time, he could be an official in politics like his disciples, which was also the general ambition of the students at that time. Nine times out of ten, Confucius, who was determined to learn, chose a bumpy road to promote education, which also puzzled the world. Confucius knew that sooner or later someone would agree with me.